... We heard it once within the year, as we hope never to hear it again. We spoke it on an occasion such as we hope never to speak it again. It was in the chamber of death, at the still hour of night's noon. The curtains to the windows were all shaded, and ...

... reasoners assure us the trans- lation of loved spirits to a purer sphere is a matter of rejoicing rather than sorrow; and they speak of 4 resignation' as though that were a commodity easily obtained. Let them suffer as I have, and perhaps they will feel the ...

... feeling that interest in you, which naturally springs from a relationship so intimate, I presume that I may be permitted to speak a candid word to you, without running the hazard of begetting in your young mind too good an opinion of your own abilities ...

... to denote its au- thor, nor is there, in fact, any clue whatever to its paternity ; but it is not at all improbable that it speaks the intimate thoughts of persons in a high situation, and that its positions are precisely the same as would be taken up by ...

... and now, as if repentant, fondly caresses the surrounding ele- ment as the wave essays tc board her, 01 the gentle ripple speaks with a soothing lullaby to the passions of those who peer from the t hip's bulwarks into the face of the mighty ocean. The ...

... men were paraded ; and the scene tilled the Turks with delight. They thronged around the few Englishmen present who could speak their language, and expressed their admiration without reserve ana in a very naive manner. Some of the soldiers asked with ...

... the night, was his Royal Highness Prince Albert. (Hisses from the rabble behind the reserved seats.) -The Chairman.— Let me speak one word. I really cannot see what is the use of this allusion to his Royal Highne33 Prince Albert, or of raising, on the part ...

... down upon them, which turned out to be the Vanguard, of Liverpool, Captain Crosby. The officers and crew of the lost Jasper speak of the great khadness and attention they received from Captain Crosby, and which they will not easily forget, The only conjecture ...

... in a village not a hun- dred miles from this town, a young man, the other day, whilst in company with a friend, began to speak on the merits of watch cleaning. He was anxious to know the different methods adopted for the purpose, and his friend, ever ...

... poor, uneducated men and women, when exerting the spirit of severe yet gentle heroism, under difficulties and affliction, or speaking their simple thoughts as to circumstances in the lot of friends and neighbours, than I ever yet met with out of the pages ...

... succeeding ministers in difficulty. He asked the house, he said, to adopt his amendment, because he wanted the government to speak out, and say what the money was wanted for — whether for war expenditure or to repair the losses attendant upon meddling, ...

... was relieved by the courtesy of the booking clerk, who recognizing his person, raised his hat and said he presumed he was speaking to Mr. Gladstone. The Chancellor of the Exchequer ad- mitted his identity with that gentleman. The clerk intimated that it ...